Publisher and Editorial Team Details
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The Gaston Gazette in Gastonia, North Carolina
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 2001
Page
6
Our Philosophy on Freedom and Self Ownership in Society
This piece argues that individuals possess equal rights granted by their Creator, not by government, to preserve life and property and to secure greater freedom. It asserts freedom as central to human development and selfownership.
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Subdued Phrase Reflects Functionary’s Duty and Passion
A terse line notes that there is as much passion as a functionary bears for his role, suggesting a disciplined devotion within official duties and a wary stance toward personal fervor in public life.
Gazette Readers Voice Award Calls for Short Letters
The Gazette invites readers to mail concise letters of 100 words or less that present a clear message with good taste and factual accuracy. Monthly winners receive a Readers Voice award, with a yearly prize announced in July.
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Peguets
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Peaders
Tne Gazette
How to Reach Gastonia City Council Members
City council contact list for Gastonia includes Mayor Jennie Stultz and six ward representatives with direct phone numbers. Ward 1 Keith Tidwell Ward 2 Dave Kirlin Ward 3 Butch Adams Ward 4 Walker Reid Ward 5 Wait Mallonee Ward 6 Bill Powers provide direct lines for constituent inquiries.
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Jennie Stultz
Keith Tidwell
Dave Kirlin
Butch Adams
Walker Reid
Wait Mallonee
Bill Powers
Court of Peeves opens winter assizes over fewer versus less
The Court of Peeves, Crotchets and Irks opens its winter assizes with a docket on fewer versus less. Paul Martin of Las Vegas presents a Sun headline error as evidence and the court debates usage rules from a 19 3 ruling to Fowler preferences while highlighting examples with 9 11 implications and punctuation questions.
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Court of Peeves, Crotchets & Irks
Paul Martin
Las Vegas
the Sun
Kappa Sig
National Law Journal
Carlos Ortiz
Hispanic National Bar Association
Supreme Court
New Hampshire
Fowler
Dropout woes in North Carolina schools rise 32 percent
The North Carolina dropout rate has surged 32 percent since 1999 after new accountability standards. End-of-grade tests and a senior competency exam aim to raise performance, but critics say the approach strains resources and neglects struggling students. State officials face calls for a clearer focus on school operations and career guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
State Department of Public Instruction
Mike Ward
Ward
Opinion: Argentina must reform away from anti market trend
The piece argues free market policies harmed Argentina after de la Rua’s resignation. It criticizes soaring government spending, IMF driven austerity, and heavy debt while noting potential defaults and unemployment above 20 percent. Calls for ending borrowings, tax cuts, and lighter labor rules to spur growth. The author warns against anti market drift despite IMF conditions.
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Fernando de la Rua
Radical Party
Peronists
Evita
Juan Peron
International Monetary Fund
America
Latin America
de la Rua
Washington Post
Argentina
U.S
United States
No room for both the law and politics
The North Carolina General Assembly moved district court judge elections to non partisan ballots starting 2002. The reform ends party labels for all trial court judges, aligning district courts with superior court races. The editorial urges that politics have no place in trials and praises Sen. Dalton for pushing the bill into law.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
Walter Dalton
D-Rutherford
Sen. Dalton
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